Hundreds have reportedly been killed in widespread protests across Iran, with verified footage showing rows of body bags in Kahrizak near Tehran. Protesters face persistent surveillance from drones and a government-imposed internet blackout, making communication and information sharing extremely difficult. Some witnesses are attempting to use satellite connections, but fear government tracking and reprisals. Former United States President Donald Trump has indicated he may speak with Elon Musk about restoring internet access to Iran through satellite technology. Iranian leaders have responded with harsh rhetoric, labeling protesters as enemies and warning of severe consequences for foreign intervention. The unrest, the largest since the 2022 uprising, has drawn international attention and statements from prominent exiled figures, who claim the government is showing signs of instability and fear.